Best A/V Receiver under $400 for PS3??

HDMI 1.3!

TrueHD Decoders

DTS-HD Master Audio Decoders!

7.1 Multichannel Inputs

HDMI Upconversion (meaning you connect all your inputs (PS3, 360, Wii, CableBox) to the receiver,  and the receiver only needs to be connected via one HDMI cable to the HDTV

Not bad at all for $399 if you preorder!  

Anyone want to buy my 604? 

I checked jr.com where they had the 399 preorder deal and they are no longer taking preorders on it.  I still might get one.  I almost bought a $700 Denon that didn't have the specs that this Onkyo has.  InfamousM

How did you know the pre-order special was at Jr?  Anyway check the Onkyo 2007 thread at avsforum.com

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=831063

I want this bad boy:

TX-SR875 MSRP $1599 Est Shipping date mid to late July
*Full A/V Processing via HDMI 1.3a with Upconversion (4 in 1 out)
*HDMI Deep Color Capable (36bit)
*Component Video Upconversion and HDTV-Capable (100 MHZ) Video Switching (? in 1 out)
*WRAT/ Optimum Gain Volume Circuitry/ Non-Scaling Configuration/ A-Form Listening Mode Memory/ RI
*HQV Reon-VX Video Processing and NSV Precision Video
*Audyssey MultEQ XT Room Acoustics Correction
*7.1 Multichannel Inputs for PCM Delivery of Hi-Def Audio Sources
*DOLBY Decoder - PLIIx, DD, DD-EX, TrueHD
*DTS Decoder - DTS, ES, NEO6, 96/24, HD Master Audio
*THX Ultra2 Certified
*S-Video (? in 1 out)
*Digital Audio IN (OPT/COAX) ?/?
*Composite (? in 1 out)
*Burr-Brown 192/24-bit DAC on all Channels (TI Architecture (PCM1796))
*Power ??0W/Ch
*Powered Zone 2 with Video Balance Volume and tone control
*Powered Zone 3
*Bi-Amp & BTL Capable
*Dual Push-Pull Amp with 3 stage inverted

 TX-SR875 Upconversion of Video Signals to HDMI:
All Video Signals are converted to HD 1080p Quality using Reon-VX Processing.

Video IN:
*Component Video (480i/480p/576p/720p/1080i)
*S-Video (480i)
*Composite (480i)

Video OUT:
*HDMI Output 1080p

Hopefully i can afford one by the end of the year,  maybe even the TXNR905 with 4 HDMI Inputs, and 2 Outputs

[QUOTE="InfamousM"]I checked jr.com where they had the 399 preorder deal and they are no longer taking preorders on it.  I still might get one.  I almost bought a $700 Denon that didn't have the specs that this Onkyo has.  m3Boarder32

How did you know the pre-order special was at Jr?  Anyway check the Onkyo 2007 thread at avsforum.com

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=831063

I want this bad boy:

TX-SR875 MSRP $1599 Est Shipping date mid to late July
*Full A/V Processing via HDMI 1.3a with Upconversion (4 in 1 out)
*HDMI Deep Color Capable (36bit)
*Component Video Upconversion and HDTV-Capable (100 MHZ) Video Switching (? in 1 out)
*WRAT/ Optimum Gain Volume Circuitry/ Non-Scaling Configuration/ A-Form Listening Mode Memory/ RI
*HQV Reon-VX Video Processing and NSV Precision Video
*Audyssey MultEQ XT Room Acoustics Correction
*7.1 Multichannel Inputs for PCM Delivery of Hi-Def Audio Sources
*DOLBY Decoder - PLIIx, DD, DD-EX, TrueHD
*DTS Decoder - DTS, ES, NEO6, 96/24, HD Master Audio
*THX Ultra2 Certified
*S-Video (? in 1 out)
*Digital Audio IN (OPT/COAX) ?/?
*Composite (? in 1 out)
*Burr-Brown 192/24-bit DAC on all Channels (TI Architecture (PCM1796))
*Power ??0W/Ch
*Powered Zone 2 with Video Balance Volume and tone control
*Powered Zone 3
*Bi-Amp & BTL Capable
*Dual Push-Pull Amp with 3 stage inverted

 TX-SR875 Upconversion of Video Signals to HDMI:
All Video Signals are converted to HD 1080p Quality using Reon-VX Processing.

Video IN:
*Component Video (480i/480p/576p/720p/1080i)
*S-Video (480i)
*Composite (480i)

Video OUT:
*HDMI Output 1080p

Hopefully i can afford one by the end of the year,  maybe even the TXNR905 with 4 HDMI Inputs, and 2 Outputs

I did a google search of "tx-sr605" and 90% of the results were deal sites talking about the jr.com pre-order deal.  clicked on one of the links to jr.com to try and preorder and I couldn't even find a reference of it on their site. 

That's a nice reciever you mentioned there.  Too costly for me though :P

[QUOTE="m3Boarder32"]

[QUOTE="InfamousM"]I checked jr.com where they had the 399 preorder deal and they are no longer taking preorders on it. I still might get one. I almost bought a $700 Denon that didn't have the specs that this Onkyo has. InfamousM

How did you know the pre-order special was at Jr? Anyway check the Onkyo 2007 thread at avsforum.com

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=831063

I want this bad boy:

TX-SR875 MSRP $1599 Est Shipping date mid to late July
*Full A/V Processing via HDMI 1.3a with Upconversion (4 in 1 out)
*HDMI Deep Color Capable (36bit)
*Component Video Upconversion and HDTV-Capable (100 MHZ) Video Switching (? in 1 out)
*WRAT/ Optimum Gain Volume Circuitry/ Non-Scaling Configuration/ A-Form Listening Mode Memory/ RI
*HQV Reon-VX Video Processing and NSV Precision Video
*Audyssey MultEQ XT Room Acoustics Correction
*7.1 Multichannel Inputs for PCM Delivery of Hi-Def Audio Sources
*DOLBY Decoder - PLIIx, DD, DD-EX, TrueHD
*DTS Decoder - DTS, ES, NEO6, 96/24, HD Master Audio
*THX Ultra2 Certified
*S-Video (? in 1 out)
*Digital Audio IN (OPT/COAX) ?/?
*Composite (? in 1 out)
*Burr-Brown 192/24-bit DAC on all Channels (TI Architecture (PCM1796))
*Power ??0W/Ch
*Powered Zone 2 with Video Balance Volume and tone control
*Powered Zone 3
*Bi-Amp & BTL Capable
*Dual Push-Pull Amp with 3 stage inverted

TX-SR875 Upconversion of Video Signals to HDMI:
All Video Signals are converted to HD 1080p Quality using Reon-VX Processing.

Video IN:
*Component Video (480i/480p/576p/720p/1080i)
*S-Video (480i)
*Composite (480i)

Video OUT:
*HDMI Output 1080p

Hopefully i can afford one by the end of the year, maybe even the TXNR905 with 4 HDMI Inputs, and 2 Outputs

I did a google search of "tx-sr605" and 90% of the results were deal sites talking about the jr.com pre-order deal. clicked on one of the links to jr.com to try and preorder and I couldn't even find a reference of it on their site.

That's a nice reciever you mentioned there. Too costly for me though :P

Yeah,  it's too costly for me too right now.... =( 

Yeah I'll have something like that one day.... right now I have to find ghetto ways to get HD. I'm running my PS3 through a 1080p component to VGA adapter into a 80lbs 22" CRT monitor that supports 1920x1440. Great picture and it only cost me $200 for 1080p.Lazy_Boy88

Resolution is a lot less important than accurate color, color temp, and contrast that does not crush detail in whites or blacks.